Frank Knapp

Date:       April 9, 2018 From:      South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce Subject:   Info on munitions and radioactive waste dump sites in the Atlantic sought Contact:   Frank Knapp, President/CEO, 803-252-5733 (w), 803-600-6874 (c), fknapp@scsbc.org James Barton, 757-572-7750 Columbia, SC—Today a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request was filed with the U.S. Department of Defense by the […]

The State April 9, 2018 Columbia, SC U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan claims that drilling for oil is part of a creator’s grand design. I believe there is a creator and we are called to be good stewards of God’s creation. Searching for and burning fossil fuel damages God’s good creation. In the short term, creation

Associated Press April 6, 2018 Interior secretary: ‘Opposition’ to offshore drill plan By WAYNE PARRY PLAINSBORO, N.J. (AP) — Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on Friday acknowledged there is “a lot of opposition” to President Donald Trump’s plan to open most of the nation’s coastline to oil and gas drilling. Speaking at a forum on offshore

PRESS RELEASE Date:       April 5, 2018 From:     South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce Subject:   Opposition to seismic testing permits revs up its legal engines Contact:  See below Columbia, SC—If there is to be exploration for oil in the Atlantic using the highly destructive seismic airgun blasting process, it will have to get past objections

Charleston Post and Courier April 3, 2018 Members of South Carolina’s congressional delegation, especially coastal Reps. Mark Sanford and Tom Rice, should oppose legislation that would weaken protections for marine mammals and ease the process for permitting for seismic surveys. Two oil-industry friendly bills by Louisiana lawmakers haven’t garnered as much attention as President Donald

Post and Courier reporters Andrew Brown and Thad Moore have what is possibly the scoop of this whole SCE&G nuclear plant debacle. They have even provided us the audio of a voicemail from early 2016 that alerts Santee Cooper to potential criminal mismanagement of the nuclear construction project by SCE&G executives, mismanagement that has left